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Tilford Ashford: First Prominent African American Businessman in Wyoming

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Tilford Ashford was a highly-regarded businessman in Wyoming. He was also the first prominent African-American businessman in the state. Ashford was born in Missouri during the Civil War. In 1884, at the age of 22, he arrived in Cheyenne and opened a barber shop. In 1894, Ashford expanded his holdings by purchasing The Ashford Saloon […]

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